Offside.win Serie A Torino v Monza
Torino v Monza
Our call
We looked at this match and did not find a call worth making. That can change as team news comes in: calls are looked at again every fifteen minutes until kick-off, so one can change or come down, and each closes when the match starts. the bet slip stays exactly as posted.
No call on Torino against Monza. There is a likely outcome here, but every bookmaker has it shorter than it deserves, so there is nothing to take.
Preview
Monza should find their rhythm against a struggling Torino side. While both teams lost three of their last six games, Monza play better football than their recent results suggest. They failed to win three of their last eight games despite creating the superior openings, and they have been punished for very little lately. They conceded 15 goals in eight matches from chances that usually cost about 9. Torino are missing defensive cover until 10 November, leaving them vulnerable. Even with five players missing in all, Monza possess the form man. Gustavo Varela has eight goals this season, including five goals in the last five games. His clinical movement against a depleted backline is the one thing that decides it.
Form
- Torino have won two, drawn one and lost three of their last six.
- Monza have won one, drawn two and lost three of their last six.
Head to head
Seven meetings between them: Torino won three, Monza won one, three were drawn. Last time: Torino 0–1 Monza, September 2026.
The table
Torino are 10th and Monza 14th.
Expected line-ups
Torino: Lucas Perri, Alessio Cacciamani, Saúl Coco, Pietro Comuzzo, Rafik Belghali, Nikola Vlašić, Rolando Mandragora, Gvidas Gineitis, Che Adams, Giovanni Simeone, Zakaria Aboukhlal.
Monza: Noel Törnqvist, Ricardo Mangas, Eddy Kouadio, Andrea Carboni, Adam Bakoune, Lorenzo Lucchesi, Ebenezer Akinsanmiro, Michael Folorunsho, Jay Robinson, Gustavo Varela, Exequiel Zeballos.